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LLM tools like Claude Code have made generating code trivial, but building robust, maintainable software remains expensive and complex. The barrier to entry has collapsed, enabling non-developers to create personal, disposable tools for specific problems. However, real engineering value has shifted from writing syntax to understanding systems, architecture, and edge cases. While AI can accelerate development, it cannot replace the judgment, domain expertise, and technical oversight required to build scalable solutions. Distribution and product-market fit remain the primary challenges, not code generation.

Code Is Cheap Now. Software Isn’t.

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<p>It’s true. I know many a non-coder that are very upset about “fighting with ai” over their code.</p>


<p>The quality will soon take a giant leap and 80% of software will vanish as new arrives. Cause of what you just said.</p>
